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Sundays election holds plenty of opportunity for both Kyiv and Moscow as the war rages on in Ukraine.

220 lawmakers from Europe, the United States, and Canada urged Western democracies to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and its proxies, such as Hezbollah, as terrorist organizations. The legislators’ call for action against the regime’s state terrorism comes only days before EU foreign ministers are set to deliberate further measures against Tehran on Monday. Spearheaded by the AJC-backed Transatlantic Friends of Israel (TFI), the interparliamentary statement was r...

PM Petkov of Bulgaria blamed Moscow and the mafia for the first successful no-confidence vote in his country's modern history Read Full Article at RT.com

Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov lost a no-confidence vote in the parliament on Wednesday, after a junior partner in his tenuous ruling coalition joined the opposition. The Harvard graduate and former Canadian citizen denounced his critics...

Bulgarian prime minister blames Russia for defection of his junior coalition partner Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov lost a no-confi

SOFIA (Bulgaria), August 27 (SeeNews) - Bulgaria’s president Rumen Radev said on Friday that he is asking the Socialist party, which came third in th

SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgarias centre-right GERB party on Friday became the second political party to give up trying to form a new government since last months inconclusive parliamentary poll, bringing the Balkan country closer to a third election this year. President Rumen Radev had asked GERB, the party of former long-serving premier Boyko Borissov, to try and lead the country after the anti-establishment There Is Such a People (ITN), which narrowly won the July 11 polls, abandoned efforts to for...

The GERB-UDF coalition, the second largest group in Bulgarias new Parliament, refused President Rumen Radevs proposal to form a government on Friday.The coalitions Prime Minister nominee Daniel Mitov has turned down the exploratory mandate ...

Bulgarians are losing count of the scandals. There’s a Watergate-style wiretapping scandal. There’s an agricultural tycoon accusing the government of former Prime Minister Boyko Borissov of extortion. And there’s a state-owned bank providing hundreds of millions of euros to a small batch of favored companies. The country’s dizzying daily headlines feel more like plotlines from a hit mafia series on Netflix than actual events unfolding in a European Union member country ahead of an el...